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Posted by Aces on November 03, 2003 at 10:26:57 from (67.0.21.144):
In Reply to: whats the right way to check compression on a 1586 posted by bigdog1586 on November 02, 2003 at 22:26:21:
You will have to pull the injectors, so you will have to drain the water because when you pull the injectors you could pull the brass sleve the injectors sets in. then you will need an adapter to replace the injector to connect the tester to and bolt it in the injector hole because if compression is good you will not be able to hold it by hand like one can on a gas engine. Hope this helps some.
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